Publisher's Synopsis
Author Vanessa Khang, who has a personal connection to cancer, radiotherapy and chemotherapy after surgery, undergoes the question wether physical activity, a healthy lifestyle, and physical therapy guidelines can reduce cancer risk and treat cancer.
The fight against cancer has been going on for years. Although researchers keep making new discoveries, cancer is still considered to be one of the most common causes of death globally. Physical activity is one relatively new aspect in this field, but evidence proves the significance it plays in prophylaxis and therapy.
Drawing on the current status of science in medicine, Vanessa Khang briefly explains what makes cancer cells multiply, what stops and slows them and how we can educate ourselves to inhibit their growth. Her advice explains how to develop a science-based physical therapy session (and the minor shifts that can make a big difference); how to take advantage of exercise and knowledge; what prophylactic measures can be taken at home; and how to plan a physical therapy session correctly, outlining goals and precautions for re-establishing a healthy balance.
A Quick Guide to Combat Breast Cancer is not so much about curing nutrients to support the body's innate immune system as it is a life-changing take on an entirely new perspective that takes cancer treatment to the next level by showing you how to cure cancer naturally, how to defeat cancer, and how to recover from cancer once and for all.
A Quick Guide to Combat Breast Cancer, which is a synthesis of science and dedication to the issue, highlights a change in the way we comprehend and confront cancer.
